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I thought it would be fun to have a look back at some of my favourite projects and tutorials that I’ve enjoyed making! CLICK THE LINKS for details on any of these projects. This sympathy card samples two techniques: Cutting FABRIC FLOWERS using the cuttlebug and it effectively shows off the BLACK MAGIC TECHNIQUE too. I explored the versatility of the cuttlebug and borderabilities to cut and emboss this Christmas card. I had so much fun coming up with this mini backpack scrapbook tutoria lto share with my friends at Scrapbook Crazy! I first had the idea for these clear acetate bonbon boxes on SCS, but gave them a twist of my own. They make great Valentine or Easter treats and can be embellished for any holiday! The full tutorial for these can be seen HERE. I’m super proud of my Flat Fold Gift Boxes! I love the simple design, and they fold down flat to store or ship easily! Love that! I hope you enjoyed having a look back at …

I made a sympathy card for a friend whose father passed away this week, and took inspiration from a few challenges. One was the black magic technique on SCS, and another was the Flourishes Timeless Tuesday Challenge to make our own flowers. I am not one to use flowers on my cards very often. The reason for this is that I don’t like a lot of bulk on my cards, and I always find flowers to be so thick. I mail a lot of my cards and in Canada the postage is not only expensive, it is also very finicky about shape and size etc. So, I just try to steer clear of bulk. However, yesterday I decided to try making a flat fabric flower to see how it would look. 🙂 I’ve tried fabric flowers before, but cutting them was always a challenge. I think the trick is to use a very light weight but still sturdy material. I am going to play some more with different materials. I used very sheer polyester fabric …